Limitations Can Drive Innovations
Limitation of the design systems of yesterday gave rise to the internet technologies of today.
Jason Tennis
Networking
If you’re a Resistant Prisoner like me, but you see the value of networking, rest assured that you’re not the only one. In fact, you’re already taking steps toward improving, just by reading this.
Sonya Chen
Audience Centric Advertising
The best digital advertising remembers who the audience is.
Michael Callahan
A Trick to Clearly Communicate with Developers and in Teams
Communication is key, and software development is no exception. Anyone who has worked with developers knows how tricky communication can be, whether they are talking about bugs, new features or even layout.
Ryan Taylor
When Brands Sell Culture
Advertising is an unavoidable part of life for most people. It’s been with us since we were born, surrounding us on TV, magazines, and billboards—burrowing into our memories. Speaking as an American thirty-something who remembers a time before the internet, ads have always been around.
Dustin McCormick
One Less App
However, how do you know if program that you just put on your computer is safe? It may be sending information about you out to an unsafe location. The developer may tell you they are collecting this information in their privacy policy. Although, I’m willing to bet you haven’t actually read the privacy policy. Go ahead, admit it.
We’re Honored to be Honored
We believe our work is the hero of our story—and we’re honored to have captured two Davey Awards, awards named for the legendary hero of small stature and big thinking.
Meghan Gardner
Internet Memes
There’s millions of Internet memes, but only the best make it viral. Learn how the concept of natural selection comes into play in the world of memes.
Kayla King
Glad to Meet You
Alipes, the boutique agency reinventing digital for clients large and small, announced today that it has inked new client relationships and established a presence in Chicago.
Meghan Gardner
Pitching Your Employer, Include the Doodles
It’s a random Tuesday and you have a new business idea. It’s just that, an idea. It needs to be fleshed out, nurtured, developed, but it’s a place to start and you are getting excited about the possibilities. Where do you go next? To friends and family for advice? To your business mentor for a brainstorm? What if the next step is even easier, what if you need to look no further than your current employer?
Torrey Fazen